captainb
Driving You Mad
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ic:
Literotica Productions Presents
Three Nights of the Moon
Starring
CaptainB....................Dr. Emil Dresden
Ariosto......................Radcliffe Moran
Mistress Jorja.............Kayla Moran
Maid of Marvels..........Fraulein Blickberg
Tibvo........................Homer Gibson (Igor)
Honey_B....................Kitsune
NightWhispers.............Willow Barnes
Mr Spikey..................The Creature
Maid of Marvels..........Ghislaine
SexyChele..................Liesl the Farmgirl
Faith........................Zelda the Fortuneteller
Deep in the dark recesses of an unnamed Bavarian forest, beyond the reach of asphalt and engines, clinging to the sides of jagged peaks that rip the hurtling clouds open to vent their black rain upon the feeble villages and pitiful farms scattered far below, lies that black bastion of ancient terror, Castle Sensate. Massive blocks of granite make up its walls and courtyards, black marble streaked with white veins line the hallways and staircases, gray slate slabs lay upon the steeply pitched roofs of the wide pointed towers that stretch high above the battlements. Its interior was carved out of the living rock centuries ago, and the perpetual chill of the mountain is matched by the darkness that envelopes the structure even at bright noon, due to its northern exposure and the black pines that have grown up to the wall edges, leaving the courtyards and entrances in constant damp shadow. Once it was an impregnable citadel, the northern vanguard against a barbarian horde. Now its purpose has faded with the centuries, leaving a husk that still survives, stubbornly keeping its grip through the neglect of the ages and the brutal gluttony of its inhabitants as they faded, one by one, into the lost history of their impotent seed.
Vines have grown over the walls and covered the murder-slits over the slow-rusting portcullis. A treacherous narrow road winds up the mountainside to the castle’s gate, crossing an arched stone bridge to land at a narrow porch under the looming walls. The wind constantly howls, only slightly broken by the whipped branches of the sturdy trees. Far below in the valley, villagers avert their eyes from the distant shape that juts from the nearby peak. They remember the tales of ancient villainy and perversion, of corruption and terror, of the evil barons who taxed the land to its bones and plundered the foodstores and people until only hollow-eyed beggars remained, broken remnants of a once-proud people. Their descendants fare better, now that the lineage of the barons has dissolved. The farms have returned to lushness, and craftsmen turn out furniture and clocks to rival the best from the distant cities. Though the castle has lain deserted for decades, the villagers know it still invites disaster to gaze upon that peak or to speak the structure’s ancient name.
But in recent years lights have once again appeared in the tall thin windows. The time is 1935, and a scientist, a foreigner named Emil Dresden has made claim to the castle. Many strange packages and crates have since been delivered to its gates, and the nights are sometimes accompanied by odd, silent flashes of light from within. No known evil has emanated from its walls, yet legends are rising again of fearsome creatures that haunt the nearby woods, and of twisted silhouettes stalking the stone parapets. Those who have met Dr. Dresden report that he was civil enough, but left those he talked to with a sense of unease. Maybe it was the way his eyes examined everyone he spoke with, maybe his erratic attempts at dark humor, or maybe his unconcern with the warnings of history. Castle Sensate does not pour out evil as it once had, but what survives there now is somehow even more intimidating...
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ic:
Literotica Productions Presents
Three Nights of the Moon
Starring
CaptainB....................Dr. Emil Dresden
Ariosto......................Radcliffe Moran
Mistress Jorja.............Kayla Moran
Maid of Marvels..........Fraulein Blickberg
Tibvo........................Homer Gibson (Igor)
Honey_B....................Kitsune
NightWhispers.............Willow Barnes
Mr Spikey..................The Creature
Maid of Marvels..........Ghislaine
SexyChele..................Liesl the Farmgirl
Faith........................Zelda the Fortuneteller
Deep in the dark recesses of an unnamed Bavarian forest, beyond the reach of asphalt and engines, clinging to the sides of jagged peaks that rip the hurtling clouds open to vent their black rain upon the feeble villages and pitiful farms scattered far below, lies that black bastion of ancient terror, Castle Sensate. Massive blocks of granite make up its walls and courtyards, black marble streaked with white veins line the hallways and staircases, gray slate slabs lay upon the steeply pitched roofs of the wide pointed towers that stretch high above the battlements. Its interior was carved out of the living rock centuries ago, and the perpetual chill of the mountain is matched by the darkness that envelopes the structure even at bright noon, due to its northern exposure and the black pines that have grown up to the wall edges, leaving the courtyards and entrances in constant damp shadow. Once it was an impregnable citadel, the northern vanguard against a barbarian horde. Now its purpose has faded with the centuries, leaving a husk that still survives, stubbornly keeping its grip through the neglect of the ages and the brutal gluttony of its inhabitants as they faded, one by one, into the lost history of their impotent seed.
Vines have grown over the walls and covered the murder-slits over the slow-rusting portcullis. A treacherous narrow road winds up the mountainside to the castle’s gate, crossing an arched stone bridge to land at a narrow porch under the looming walls. The wind constantly howls, only slightly broken by the whipped branches of the sturdy trees. Far below in the valley, villagers avert their eyes from the distant shape that juts from the nearby peak. They remember the tales of ancient villainy and perversion, of corruption and terror, of the evil barons who taxed the land to its bones and plundered the foodstores and people until only hollow-eyed beggars remained, broken remnants of a once-proud people. Their descendants fare better, now that the lineage of the barons has dissolved. The farms have returned to lushness, and craftsmen turn out furniture and clocks to rival the best from the distant cities. Though the castle has lain deserted for decades, the villagers know it still invites disaster to gaze upon that peak or to speak the structure’s ancient name.
But in recent years lights have once again appeared in the tall thin windows. The time is 1935, and a scientist, a foreigner named Emil Dresden has made claim to the castle. Many strange packages and crates have since been delivered to its gates, and the nights are sometimes accompanied by odd, silent flashes of light from within. No known evil has emanated from its walls, yet legends are rising again of fearsome creatures that haunt the nearby woods, and of twisted silhouettes stalking the stone parapets. Those who have met Dr. Dresden report that he was civil enough, but left those he talked to with a sense of unease. Maybe it was the way his eyes examined everyone he spoke with, maybe his erratic attempts at dark humor, or maybe his unconcern with the warnings of history. Castle Sensate does not pour out evil as it once had, but what survives there now is somehow even more intimidating...
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